all i can recall that he was involved in few scams!! although not proved!!
And even if he wud have lived....i dont expect them to be behind the bars!!
This is India.
But sorry guys....I am not at all sad....
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This is what WIki says....
Opposition parties allege corruption in the implementation of Reddy's programs as well as in various other actions of both Reddy and his family. In 2008, Telugu Desam Party leader N. Chandrababu Naidu accused Reddy and his family of illegally amassing income through their companies Sandur Power Company, Jagathi Publications and Bharathi Cement Corporation. He also alleged that Reddy's sons were involved in the Satyam scandal.[11][12] Also, the allotment of 487 acres of land in March 2007 to Raghuram Cements,[13] which had the son of Reddy as one of its directors, was criticised by the Telugu Desam Party.[14] The surrender of more than 1600 acres by Reddy in December 2006 was also criticised by the opposition parties who demanded Reddy's prosecution and resignation from his post.[15] Naidu also called for Reddy's resignation after a 2007 Khammam police shooting resulted in eight deaths.[16]
"I not only have 614 acres at Idupulapaya estate in Vempalli mandal. I also have another 1,000 acres in Kundur village in Rajampet between Renugunta and Kadapa town in Kadapa district. This land is unregistered, and was bought by my father (Y S Raja Reddy) as he was interested in growing trees and creating a green belt"[citation needed] Y S Rajasekara Reddy said during his intervention in a debate on 18th December 2006 regarding the controversy about illegal occupation of assigned land. Interestingly, he revised the quantum of land that his family possesses in Idupulapaya from 715 acres.
Quoting rules, Y S Rajasekara Reddy maintained that no penal action can be initiated against him as he had surrendered the 310.57 acres on his own. The opposition, however, including the TDP, the CPM, TRS and BJP said the exemption charges quoted by YSR was applicable to officers only and that he should resign and face prosecution.